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BL
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1090432
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bc1010207
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English
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| Main Entry
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Trix, Frances.
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| Title & Author
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Urban Muslim Migrants in Istanbul : : Identity and Trauma Among Balkan Immigrants.
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| Publication Statement
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London :: I.B. Tauris,, 2016.
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| Series Statement
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Library of modern Turkey ;; 24
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| Page. NO
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1 online resource (290 pages)
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| ISBN
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9781786731081
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: 1786731088
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: 9781350989610
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: 1350989614
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: 9781784536091
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: 1784536091
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: 9781786721082
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: 1786721082
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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| Contents
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Cover; Author Bio; Title; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; List of Illustrations; Acknowledgements; Prologue; Introduction; Part I: Becoming a Minority in our Post-Ottoman Hometown; 1. The Sultan's Last Visit to Rumeli; 2. The Home City of Üsküp (Skpoje) Between the World Wars; 3. Three Strikes: World War II, State Terrorism, and Communism; Part II: Taking the Plunge to a New Homeland; 4. The Imperial City of Istanbul in a Downward Doze; 5. The Hometown Association in Istanbul in the Early Years; 6. The Rumeli Turks Mature in a Time of Coups; 7. The Rumeli Turks Association Reaches Out.
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8. The Rumeli Dernek DeepensEpilogue I: Rumeli Muslims Support their Own and others in Istanbul; Epilogue II: Refugees Fleeing into Europe through Macedonia; Glossary; Notes; Bibliography; Index; Back Cover.
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| Abstract
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"Some fled following World War II, and travelled east by train to Istanbul with no more than a suitcase. And yet 50 years later, one of their migrant associations was second only to the Red Crescent in providing aid to the urban poor of Istanbul. Frances Trix analyses the development of the oldest such association, originally founded to welcome new migrants as they arrived from Skopje after World War II, and shows how Islam is central to its structure and practices. Her wide-ranging study variously focuses on its leadership, the growing role of women in the organisation, and the importance of music and poetry in coping with exile. In so doing, she raises wider questions concerning the preservation and articulation of identity amongst migrant communities. Urban Muslim Migrants in Istanbul is a rare ethnography of an Islamic urban group based on extensive archival research and interviews in various languages across Istanbul, Skopje and Kosovo. Trix's unique approach brings a human element to the study of forced migration, conflict and trauma and it is an important book for academics and policymakers interested in the Balkans, the Middle East, Turkey and migration studies."--Bloomsbury Publishing.
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Immigrants-- Turkey-- Istanbul-- History.
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Muslims-- Turkey-- Istanbul-- History-- 20th century.
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Muslims-- Balkan Peninsula-- History.
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Musulmans-- Turquie-- İstanbul-- Histoire-- 20e siècle.
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Musulmans-- Balkans-- Histoire.
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Immigrants.
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Muslims.
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Balkan Peninsula.
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Turkey, Istanbul.
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| Dewey Classification
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305.6970949618
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| LC Classification
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JV8745.T75 2016
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